Sentence examples for get one granted from inspiring English sources

"It's generally a lot easier to get one granted than it is to uphold it in court, so I think Yahoo should think quite hard before exposing itself in a number of other jurisdictions".

So why will the progressives in Australia only get one wish possibly granted?

Now, he said, to get one of the grants for solar heaters, you have to get up really early in the morning to wait in line, because they are all quickly taken.

Firstly, how does someone get one of these "arts grants"?

The above question is answered by: Mary Lu Barton, Director, Municipal Ballet of Dry River, Nebraska: We became a ballet in the first place because we heard it was easy for culture-type things out here to get one of those arts grants Mrs. Mondale wants spread around.

The researcher has found from visits to schools that they find it relatively easy for them to get one-time grants to buy a set of PCs and a server or two.

"It was suggested it might be possible to get one of these €5m ERC grants.

(Patient Mark Kriel, Mitchells Plain) A grant like the people told me about…they say I am supposed to get one.

Often however, patients perceived providers as being unhelpful and even discriminatory: A grant like the people told me about…they say I am supposed to get one.

I got one of those marvelous grants: for six months, with money from the Ford Foundation (so with no need to thank anyone, except the American taxation system), seven "young writers" from seven different countries have been invited to live and travel in the United States without any obligations whatsoever.

We can only give a limited number of grants and not getting one does not mean that we don\'t believe in your application nor that it can\'t be successful – it simply means that we have a limited amount of resources and weren\'t able to give money during this cycle to you.